Original artwork description:

Let's use the power of light. A rod made of fluorescent acrylic glass breaks through the extremely filigree sculpture made of oiled walnut. Two hands meet at their ends, through which the rod can be guided precisely. With just one screw, this sculpture is attached to the metal arch made of stainless steel and can be brought into the desired position. Whether tilted or standing, the light is captured and illuminates the room. This becomes particularly intense when black light comes into play. But even without this effect, not only is the light caught, but also the eyes are magically attracted because light and shadow come into their own in a very unusual way. The total weight is only 400 grams, without the stick the sculpture would only be 23.5 cm in height. The roko (Roland Koepfer) logo is branded on the underside.

Materials used:

wood, acrylic glass, metal

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